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July 23, 2008

July 23, 2008 VOL. 3 NO. 16

FROM THE VAULT, MANILOW STYLE
Barry Manilow, headlining at the Las Vegas Hilton through 2009, just released another song from his vault of rare and unreleased material. Fans can access it for free at www.manilow.com and clicking on Barry's letter. The song, "Holdin' Out For You," was written in 1980 with Barry's friend, Marty Panzer. Barry returns to the Hilton August 27, 29-30.

MAZE TIME WITH BEVERLY
For nearly three decades, Frankie Beverly & Maze have been creating music that is original and innovative. In 1977, the group released the first of a string of non-stop gold albums, the self-titled " Maze Featuring Frankie Beverly" set. The group headlines at the Las Vegas Hilton August 8-9.

DEFENDING THE CAVEMAN FROM VEGAS SPORTS & TIA TIME
Kevin Burke from "Defending The Caveman"; sportscaster Ron Futrell; Roger Dow, president and CEO of the Travel Industry Association and Bruce Bommarito, executive vice president & chief operating officer of TIA join Ira on this Monday's "Lunchtime With Ira, Live from the Las Vegas Hilton." The show can be seen on Clark County Television (CCTV), Cox cable channel 4 on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at Noon and 8 p.m., heard on

NEWS/TALK 720 KDWN (Saturdays at 9 p.m.), and is available 24/7 at www.lvhilton.com. The show, produced live every Monday at Noon, features host Ira David Sternberg talking with the celebrities, entertainers, writers, personalities and community leaders who make Las Vegas the most exciting city in the world.

ENTER MINI, WIN MAXI?
The $50,000 Mini Baccarat Tournament, August 2- 3 at the Las Vegas Hilton, features a $25,000 first place prize. The $599 entry fee includes a three-night stay. For more information, call 1-800-457-3307.

BEAM ME UP, SCOTTY
The 2008 Star Trek Convention at the Las Vegas Hilton, August 6-10, offers attendees four days of celebrities, events, parties, food functions, autographs, photo ops, vendors, auctions, contests, music, comedy and surprises-all of it honoring Gene Roddenberry's Star Trek.